Waste of Money

A few years ago, I was able to save some money and was thinking of possible ways I could make extra income. I always wanted to try ecommerce. During my research, it quickly became apparent to me that to be successful in ecommerce, it required extensive knowledge in a multitude of sectors, and I had no previous experience with ecommerce. As my search continued, I came across companies that offered passive income opportunities in ecommerce. This is when I learned about Armaan Resales. For a fee of $15,000, they were to open an Amazon store, research profitable products, list the products on the store, handle distribution, and shipping. In addition, I had to pay for a product upon making a sale on Dropsys, and I was paying an additional $350.00 a month for an ecommerce specialist, their job was to handle daily operations of the store. From the beginning, there were nothing but problems, product violations, product removals, customers didn’t receive items they purchased, or they received them two months later, and the store was suspended by Amazon a couple of times. Despite several zoom conference calls and hiring a new ecommerce specialist, the problems persisted. Communication is very difficult. They do have a phone number you can call but you immediately get a recording saying all customer service representatives are assisting other customers and to hold. I waited for fifteen to twenty minutes and still couldn’t speak to someone. I emailed them to inform them to stop all activities in the store. Apparently, they didn’t receive the email because I am still getting emails from Amazon about product violations. I decided to close the store instead of losing more money. All told, I estimate I lost close to $20,000. I implore anyone reading this review, don’t make the same mistake I did. Do not get involved with Armaan Resales.